Today I learned about excellent technical blogs by Eli Bendersky and Martin Kleppmann, discovered NoCoDB as an Airtable alternative, and found a curated list of example-based learning resources.
Today I learned about CRDTs for distributed systems, extreme HTTP performance tuning achieving 1.2M API requests/second, and BYTEPATH - a replayable arcade shooter game.
Today I learned about CSE138 distributed systems lectures, the classic fallacies of distributed computing, and an interesting project for self-hosting internet archives.
Today I learned about a curated reading list for understanding distributed systems, covering essential papers, books, and resources for building scalable, fault-tolerant systems.
Today I learned about the Cosmopolitan C Library for portable executables, an accessible distributed systems book, high-performance browser networking principles, and building roguelike games in Rust.
Today I discovered Scuttlebutt, a decentralized social network protocol that enables offline-first, peer-to-peer communication without central servers.
TIL 2020-12-19 Distributed Consensus Reading List - Comprehensive collection of academic papers on distributed consensus algorithms including Raft, Paxos, and Byzantine fault tolerance.
Today I learned about comprehensive distributed systems education, EmacsConf 2020 presentations, strategies for making code reviewers love your work, and modern web accessibility practices.
Today I learned about the systematic program design methodology from HtDP, the elegant Raft consensus algorithm visualization, the DWIM (Do What I Mean) principle in computing, and the legendary Jargon File documenting hacker culture.
Starting MIT's 6.824 Distributed Systems course to learn more about distributed system design. A brief announcement of my learning journey into distributed systems concepts.